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Overwhelming Response to Threads on Relationship Losers

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

We sure didn’t foresee that a couple of blog posts about Dr Joe Carver’s article called ‘Are You Dating a Loser?’ would wind up attracting some 260 comments from readers. But now that we’ve had to split the discussion thread 4 times — and brought Dr Carver on board as Consulting Clinical Psychologist with his own regular column — we’re pretty sure he’s on to something.

Friendships Help Us to Cope, Says New Research

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

While friendships help us to cope, many people experiencing mental illness are still too scared to tell their friends. Almost 80 percent of people know at least two friends who have experienced mental distress, yet many don’t want to admit their own mental health problems for fear of what their friends might think, according to new research from the Mental Health Foundation.

Psychologist’s Description of “The Loser” in Relationships Rings True

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

That’s according to CounsellingResource.com readers, many of whom have found themselves in relationships with what psychologist Dr Joseph Carver has dubbed “The Loser”. With over 170 comments, Dr Carver’s article about The Loser has become one of our most popular; we’re opening up a new discussion thread for readers interested in Dr Carver’s insights.

Happy New Year, and Our Christmas Baby Update

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

Happy New Year to all our long-term visitors, and welcome to all our new ones for 2007. And…drum roll, please…editor Greg Mulhauser welcomes his daughter Hannah Sophia into the world, born on Christmas morning.

Guest Contribution from Kathryn Keats: Ode to My Father

By Kathryn Keats

Singer and songwriter Kathryn Keats shares an ode to her father, journalist John Munger. Keats also includes a poem written by John Munger about his experience of the Second World War, during which he served in the US Army, intercepting and translating Japanese coded communications into English.

New Project for the Managing Editor

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

A new project will be occupying Managing Editor Greg Mulhauser for the foreseeable future — and will definitely have the bulk of his attention for 3 months starting 15 December. What could divert so much of his effort from CounsellingResource.com for such awhile?

More Personal Replies from Psychologist About Relationships with Losers

By Dr Greg Mulhauser, Managing Editor

His simple question “Are You Dating a Loser?” has struck such a chord with readers that Dr Carver’s discussion thread has become one of our busiest ever on CounsellingResource.com. With 80 individual comments originally posted, we’re now opening up a second thread where Dr Carver can field questions and comments on this popular article.

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